NEW MARKET, Md. - Highway workers used to scrape dead deer off the road and bury them, but now the State Highway Administration turns the carcasses into compost used to help grow roadside grass and wildflowers.

By Laura McCandlish, The Baltimore Sun Sep. 16--C

By Laura McCandlish, The Baltimore Sun Aug. 19--Friends and family wonder whether a roundabout or a traffic signal would have saved Charlie Diegel's life.

By Laura McCandlish, The Baltimore Sun Sep. 10--The State Highway Administration is moving forward with a long-awaited Route 32 reconstruction project in Eldersburg to ease congestion and curb accidents.

By Phillip McGowan, The Baltimore Sun Aug. 16--State highway officials said they hope to secure approvals this fall to overhaul a 9-mile, traffic-choked portion of Route 3 between Gambrills and Bowie, which would mark the first major movement on the $700 million project in four decades.